Sentence examples similar to conclusive hearing from inspiring English sources

The inquest, like the prosecution of Hart and his two failed appeals, heard conclusive evidence that his recklessness alone, in driving after chatting to a girlfriend all night on the internet, caused the deaths.

In March it was reported that she had failed in her bid for a passport in time for the Olympics, though British Wrestling says it has yet to hear "conclusive news" from the Home Office.

Last month we heard the conclusive results of the first global study into HIV "treatment as prevention" – a 96% reduction in transmission risk when the HIV-positive partner received treatment and responded effectively.

We still hadn't heard anything conclusive from the White House.

Probands were eligible for this study if this or additional testing had identified no conclusive genetic etiology for their hearing loss.

How much Alexander knew of India beyond the Hyphasis (probably the modern Beas) is uncertain; there is no conclusive proof that he had heard of the Ganges.

Ellmers and her cheering section seem to think this was hilarious, a conclusive, slam-dunk, let-me-hear-a-rimshot punchline.

The two men told the prince that "the evidence they had heard was absolutely conclusive and they did not believe Sir William Gordon-Cumming had a leg to stand on".

'A certificate by the medical board if its action conformed to the statute and regulations and its decision was made after a fair hearing was plainly intended to be conclusive.' 170 F.2d 1009, 1012.

The alternative interpretation was that Hair recognised that he lacked conclusive evidence for the forthcoming code of conduct hearing and that he was going bolster his bank account while he still could.

In the years since Marcos was deposed, many courts have heard stories of his misdeeds but no conclusive evidence has been produced that he was, indeed, a thief.